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Damien 05-05-2022 11:55

Re: Local Elections 2022
 
The Daily Mail's guide on how to judge the results tomorrow:

https://www.cableforum.uk/images/local/2022/05/2.jpg

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Not sure about what the Lib Dems target should be

General Maximus 05-05-2022 11:58

Re: Local Elections 2022
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jonbxx (Post 36121187)
We have had quite a few visits this year from the Conservative and Liberal Democrat candidates and representatives as well as plenty of leaflets.

My district has always been under labour control and what really impressed me was that for the last two elections (not this one) the candidate was personally putting flyers through the doors and doing house calls. I invited him twice to my house and he spent 1 hour each time listening to my concerns and those of my neighbours about our local area. I have always classed myself as a conservative but in those two elections he made the effort to engage with and listen to his constituents and in contrast I heard sweet fa from the conservatives.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36121199)
[/COLOR]Not sure about what the Lib Dems target should be

I think staying where they are would be a major success. I don't think Ed Davey has done anything to move the party forward so I will be amazed if they don't lose seats and control of some of the councils they gained last time.

Maggy 05-05-2022 12:07

Re: Local Elections 2022
 
I also failed to notice that they have changed the polling station. I wonder how many will be caught out by that?

General Maximus 05-05-2022 12:22

Re: Local Elections 2022
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36121204)
I also failed to notice that they have changed the polling station. I wonder how many will be caught out by that?

same here but in my case the buildings are literally right next to each other

Maggy 05-05-2022 13:09

Re: Local Elections 2022
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by General Maximus (Post 36121205)
same here but in my case the buildings are literally right next to each other

Well yes except in my situation that although the 2 schools are on the same site they have different entrances.It's caught so many people out judging by the people passing my front door on their way to the Juniors(and back again) which is nearer of the two schools.

Now I will have to walk through the local park afterwards to make my way to the village chemist.

Paul 05-05-2022 14:37

Re: Local Elections 2022
 
No local elections round here.

Julian 05-05-2022 19:50

Re: Local Elections 2022
 
Nothing round here either thankfully.

General Maximus 05-05-2022 21:17

Re: Local Elections 2022
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36121217)
No local elections round here.


Chris 05-05-2022 22:04

Re: Local Elections 2022
 
Wall-to-wall elections here in Scotland. All the councils come up for complete re-election at the same time. I’ve just been out to the polling station, probably the latest I’ve ever been. But I’ve never missed an election since I turned 18 and I’m not starting now.

Paul 05-05-2022 22:46

Re: Local Elections 2022
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by General Maximus (Post 36121269)

I would not know about Nottingham City, they are not my council. ;)

General Maximus 05-05-2022 22:55

Re: Local Elections 2022
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris (Post 36121271)
But I’ve never missed an election since I turned 18 and I’m not starting now.

me too. I would get very mardy if somebody or party I didn't like got into power. At least if I vote if I feel like I have had my say and tried to do something about it.

1andrew1 06-05-2022 00:11

Re: Local Elections 2022
 
Not sure if this is softening the public up for fewer losses which will then be presented as a reasonable result in the circumstances.
Quote:

Laura Kuenssberg Tories seem pretty sure that they have lost iconic Wandsworth council in SW London, and Barnet in North London, and even Westminster council looking at risk.
https://twitter.com/bbclaurak/status...34067194306560

Mick 06-05-2022 01:30

Re: Local Elections 2022
 
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BREAKING: Labour hold Sunderland Council in early results just in but Labour’s vote share drops, yes, drops by -3% from 2018.

https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...1&d=1651793371

Paul 06-05-2022 03:16

Re: Local Elections 2022
 
In results so far, both Conservative & Labour have lost seats.

The gains going to Liberal Democrats, Green Party & Residents Association.

Some protest voting going on here ?

Damien 06-05-2022 07:44

Re: Local Elections 2022
 
Lib Dems doing very well.

Labour mixed in the North but started to make gains down in the South. Taking Southhampton and Barnet. Tories worried they might lose Wandsworth and even maybe Westminster.

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Labour take Westminster (it seems) which would probably be the standout result for them in this. Otherwise, outside of London and a couple of other places, they're at 2017/2018 levels of support in the rest of England. So better than 2019 but they probably wanted more there.

Lib Dems and Greens are doing very well.


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